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Werewolf is a mythological human who changes into a wolf or a
wolf-like creature, they either do this willfully or by having a
curse put on them/or by a bite or scratch from a werewolf. The
transformation is most often occurs with the Moon's phases commonly
when the Moon is Full.
Werewolves
have are more powerful in strength and speed than normal wolves or
men. The Werewolf legends are found typically in the folklore from
Europe, although it has spread through the world.
In
European folklore Werewolves tend to have wolf like traits even in
their human form. These included connected eyebrows, curved
fingernails and other feral traits. One trait in medieval Europe was
of werewolf consuming recently buried corpses
One
of ways of becoming a Werewolf has been reported as putting on a belt
made of wolf skin or an entire animal skin. In other cases, the body
is rubbed with a magical ointment; drinking rainwater out of the
footprint of a wolf. Having he power to transform others into wild
beasts was utilized by sorcerers.
Methods for curing Werewolves in antiquity, the Ancient Greeks and Romans believed in the power of exhaustion in curing the people with long periods of physical activity. The belief that many the Werewolves would be left feeling weak and debilitated.
In
medieval Europe to cure a victim with the herb Wolfs bane, surgically
or with the help of an exorcist.
The belief that some serial killers commit cannibalism, mutilation, and and kill with cyclic patterns is thought to contribute to the legends of werewolves.
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